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What's the zip code it's going to Steve?
PM me and we can take it off line.

Personally, and this is INDEED a personal issue, I'd rather have a very nice example of an American vintage double than that of a foreign made one. I'm not taking anything away from fine English guns, it's just that I'm not an Anglophile and never will be. I bleed red, white and blue.

Parker



Ithaca



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L C Smith



Different strokes for different fokes ...... Would love to find a good Lefever 12 ga. with 32" barrels (or a 20 ga. one with 28s).

Thank you for the recommendation, I am currently only running my pantograph for myself and clients that I am stocking guns for, I am not able to offer it as a service currently.

You might try Gene Simillion as well, he has an excellent reputation for close tolerance work.

Dustin is spot on, few people understand how physically demanding that job is.

I'm looking for a label - original, reproduction, computer file of the image, I don't care - to go with my Aime Maisonnial. Intend to build a hard case for it and a label would be very nice to have.

If you can unhook the barrels from the breech and show us photos of the Proof marks we could hopefully tell you about it# origins

Chapter VIII. 1860 – 1867: 58. 1863-1873: Pin-Fire vs Center Fire
The chapter has been edited to include observations on two styles of Central Fire rifles and shotguns being offered in the 1865-1869 time period, based on the following line:
https://www.doublegunshop.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=645601#Post645601

Yes, the Imperial German Army acceptance mark on the clearly civilian barrel of Buckstix’s 8x57J Sauer shows it was taken into sniper service in 1914, probably one of those collected in the Duke of Ratibor’s drive to round up scoped hunting rifles in the military calibre.

The intermediate action may well itself have been of military origin.

This Rigby, retailed by them August 1898 to a Mr. W. H. Fox and originally with a cross-over stock had an intermediate action with the action number 10.

It is in Jon Speed’s book as the first of the Rigby Mauser that he lists. As I recall he said these military trials actions came from trials rifles broken up at the end of the trials and disposed of in the trade.

Can photos be posted from the computer rather than a service?

Jimmy W -
FROM TEALES UK WEB SITE - Forest canvas and brandy leather gun slip with synthetic wool lining.

I would assume that all their cases have this synthetic wool lining, there is no way they could hit these price points using real wool.
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Bob Jurewicz

Microsoft SmartScreen finally blocked the porn site. It's good to find out it works.
Mike

Skeet/Skeet Buzz
.005 on the bottom, .004 on top

Happened again last night. 9:00 pm.

Sounds like a lot of fun. Have a great time and break 'em all!!

Just for fun video. 20 gauge.